I want to blow out a water hose to the ice maker in my refrigerator. Will this provide enough air pressure?
33802
If you mean as to clear some debris or to unblock, forget it. It's pressure is way low for it...It's a duster, nothing more.
33803
I doubt it will have enough air pressure. The O2 Hurricane has about half the air pressure of a regular duster can.
33804
No It won't do the job. Also the last one I got was broken when I received it. The blower is just strong enough to blow some dust off of electronics.
1314910
No, it is not the refrigeration compressor. It is the water cooler itself. To put it bluntly, it sucks.
951001
I'm assuming it DOES, as long as you have the appropriate socket for this to plug into, and the water hose leading up the back of the fridge going into the top where this device will mount. You'll also need a water connection leading into the inlet valve located near the base in back. If your model fridge wasn't meant for an ice maker to be added on later, I doubt if you'd want to modify it in order to include one, since it would be cheaper to buy a new fridge w/the ice maker included. But if you have the socket and the right water inlet valve for an ice maker, then you're good-to-go.
1116694
No but make sure the hose is rated for the incoming pressure (typically not an issue).
342829
Yes. You can attach the hose to the outlet to use it as a blower. I find that the output is strong enough when using it as a vacuum that I need to be careful as to where I direct it lest I blow everything off of the fridge.
751642
Tools using continuous air, or blowing, I don't think it would maintain enough pressure. Works great for nail guns, pumping up tires.
1065699
to be sure, I dont know, but it is a top quality hook-up hose. I dont think it is, or they could not sell it as a ice maker line
1738384
As long as it takes a normal ice tray...depends upon the quality and speed of the compressor and the sealing quality of the freezing compartment.
1150520
It worked really well for my application (Igloo mini fridge). However be very carefull there is a chance that the compressor can fail internally and over heat. If possible keep the overload circuit in line. I had a compressor fail and get really hot. Cap worked well and relay but the overload did not seem to cut power if the compressor internally shorts. I used these to replace the relay that seemed to be the weakest link in these small refridgerators. Hopefully this helps.
920252
I do not have an ice maker, so I cannot confirm this as a fact. However, since the water pressure increased significantly from the filter outlet, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't increase the water pressure if an ice maker were connect to the tank.
1081618
I used this on my refrigerator and didn't know the exact compressor size either. My refrigerator draws 7.2 amps and this device has been on my refrigerator for more than a year and has worked perfectly. Look on your rating label where it gives the model and serial number for the refrigerator. If your refrigerator uses 7.5 amps at 115/120 volts or less then this device should work fine for you.
436878
I have a hose that goes from my AC vent to the intake of the cooler. This keeps it cooler or you can get a reusable refreezable pack and put it inside as well. It just needs some help but it is easier than getting a bag of ice every other day.
797993
It should, when I used mine it did not seem to use a lot of air at any one time.
2251252
Not as far as I know. There's no big opening for the tank to put ice in it and I think it might plug the suction tube.
1801460
would work good, but you better use an air regulator to cut down the pressure. you would have to expirement to get pressure were you need it so it don't blow it to far.
697503
The description states "Not for use with ice makers" This indicates it cannot handle pressures above about 30 psi. Clear PVC braided tubing, which can handle high pressures, starts at 3/8 inch inside diameter. So if you need line that can handle higher pressures at this diameter you're probably going to need to get some Pex line or copper.
780477
The point in the hose is to close up the house from infiltration of heated outside air. The hose fits to the vinyl closer for either a door or window that allows that to happen. If you were to simply put the unit in front of a door and run it, it would be like leaving the door to your refrigerator open all the time - it would put some cold air into the fridge, but would be horribly inefficient. Hope that answers your question.